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by echoangle
93 days ago
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Do you mean that you don’t need a way to verify the routers identity on the local network because it is already protected by a password? Firstly, I don’t think that’s true because you add a lot of sketchy and unknown devices to your network over time (guests, streaming stick, computer with preinstalled OS…) so I wouldn’t trust every device in my WiFi. And also, if you do trust your network, you don’t really need https inside it, right? |
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